In America a new advertisement for the erectile dysfunction drug Cialis has been launched and has reunited the debate about whether certain advertisements should be allowed on national TV

The Cialis advertisement which shows couples frolicking around and flirting with each other even has a man talking about the side effects with a sly smile over his face. You can see the advertisement on YouTube here.

The advantage of having erectile dysfunction adverts beamed right into your living room is that they encourage men to get help and to know that there is a solution to their problem. On the other hand because of the awkward nature of impotence it can be embarrassing if you are for example having tea with your grandmother or are surrounded by a group of inquisitive young children when the advert starts to play.

Some men even say the when the advertisements come on it gives them performance anxiety as they are constantly reminded of erectile dysfunction. Fear of erectile dysfunction can in itself induce an episode of stage fright which could lead to erectile problems. On the other hand you can always just turn the TV off or mute the sound when the advertisements come on. The strap line for the advertisement which promotes the new version of Cialis called Cialis Daily is 'When the moment is right, You can be ready'.

Cialis Daily which as the name suggests is taken in the form of a daily pill is designed so that you are always ready for sexual activity. No, this does not mean that you permanently have an erection, just that if you do need one you'll be able to get one without much encouragement.

Unlike the other two erectile dysfunction drugs Viagra and Levitra which are designed to function for around four hours, Cialis works for considerably longer which has made it for some men much more practical. Rather than fumbling around for tablets when the opportunity for sex presents itself, they find with Cialis they are always ready for action.

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